osha opened up investigations into deaths of workers at the gigafactory in 2024. spacex, another one of musk's companies -- announcer: you can watch the entirety of this hearing tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span. and we take you live to the white house daily press briefing. >> this week further demonstrated that the trump effect is real. over the week than americans celebrated the return of american israeli citizen keith siegel and two israelis held captive by hamas terrorists since october 7, 2023. president trump and his administration worked diligently to secure the detainees and they are committed to freeing all remaining hostages. yesterday president trump held his first foreign meeting at the white house with israeli prime minister prime minister netanyahu, and as the president said, the bonds of friendship and affection between the american and is early people have endured for generations and are absolutely unbreakable. the president is committed to eliminating hamas and securing a lasting peace for the entire region. the historic proposal for the united st

osha opened up investigations into deaths of workers at the gigafactory in 2024. spacex, another one of musk's companies -- announcer: you can watch the entirety of this hearing tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span. and we take you live to the white house daily press briefing. >> this week further demonstrated that the trump effect is real. over the week than americans celebrated the return of american israeli citizen keith siegel and two israelis held captive by hamas terrorists since october 7, 2023. president trump and his administration worked diligently to secure the detainees and they are committed to freeing all remaining hostages. yesterday president trump held his first foreign meeting at the white house with israeli prime minister prime minister netanyahu, and as the president said, the bonds of friendship and affection between the american and is early people have endured for generations and are absolutely unbreakable. the president is committed to eliminating hamas and securing a lasting peace for the entire region. the historic proposal for the united st

you mentioned osha, so using osha standards for construction is sensible. it lowers costs, opens the contractor pool. having that more broadly adopted, i think there are several things like that where we have ideas for streamlining the regulatory environment thae mission delivery in a much more expeditious manner while still ensuring we do this work in the safe and secure and responsible manner that we have to in our business. i think there is a big opportunity there. i will put in one last plug for what i think is a real opportunity. we have been exploring different ways to work with the private sector, and i think the opportunity for us to learn how to build those kinds of partnerships, public-private partnerships, and different areas of our missions is another place where i would like to see us lean forward and think differently about risk and really embrace the opportunity we have when we bring those capabilities together. mr. longenecker: thank you all. we do have about 10 minutes for questions. i have microphones on both sides of the room. anyone have

cal osha says the companies did not provide a ladder or any means of escape in that trench. cal osha says they also didn't file the proper permits on time and didn't provide proper foot protections for their workers. the companies have 15 days to appeal. local veterans can access free legal services thanks to a student-l project at berkeley school of law, organizers of legal obstacles veterans encounter or love for shorter priding veterans with assistance with everything from accessing benefits to disability claims and finding housing seeking help with ditch discharge upgrades. all happening during a law cnic set for friday, february 28th at the berkeley law. school's campus students are partnering with the legal nonprofit swords to plowshares to make it all happen. you can see if you want to make an appointment use that email you see on the screen. it's love. underscore stop at berkeley dot edu. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a local university is considering their own police department their own police department will tell y i bought the team! kevin... ? i put it

cal osha says the companies did not provide a ladder or any means of escape in the trench didn't file permits on time and did not provide proper foot protection to workers. the companies have 15 days to appeal. berkeley family is suing the university of california and ucsf benioff children's hospitals. they claim the school and the hospital rejected potential intern because of her race. that internship is part of a high school program intended to encourage students interested healthcare professions. the lawsuit says the student in question had a four-point oh gpa was picked for an interview after applying the teenager says the interviewer asked her about race and she responded quite. she says she was then rejected from the program. days later. ucsf says it cannot comment on the last. >> president trump's nominee to be health and human services secretary has cleared a procedural hurdle. the senate advanced robert f kennedy junior's nomination in a 53 to 47 vote along party lines today. during his confirmation hearings, kennedy said he'd prioritize fighting chronic diseases. he thinks a

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osha open up investigations at the giga factory in 2024. spacex, another one of his companies, was found responsible for due to head trauma that he got on the job. now musk has seemingly unlimited power to take advantage of american consumers, all americans. unlimited power to the americans. the programs that people count on. enough is enough. thankfully our country isn't one of musk's countries. built on the exploitation of workers should not have unlimited power. when he comes before this committee if somebody wants to do the right thing, you just have to turn your back and say fire elon musk. >> did you have -- >> i have a document i would like to submit for the record. this is a press release from the white house at usaid waste and abuse runs deep. $2.5 million. $27,000 in columbia, 32,004 transgender comic books in peru. $2 million for sex changes. >> this becomes a statement. >> these are just some of the many examples i would like to submit to the record. >> without objection. chair recognizes the house had for five minutes. >> the f

cal osha issued the citation in december. >> still ahead here, preparations are well underway for nba all star weekend on both sides of the bay. after the break, you're going to hear from oakland police about what they're doing to make sure everyone has fun but stays safe. abc festivities are ramping up, with events scheduled in both san francisco and oakland. >> and as always, security is the key focus for many. and today, the oakland police department discussed the preparations underway to make sure that everyone has fun but stays safe. >> abc seven news reporter anser hassan has more. >> there is going to be targeted enforcement if you come into our city and you victimize any of our community members or businesses or people that are coming here to enjoy the festivities, we will arrest you. >> reporter the oakland police department is making it clear they are ready for the nba all star weekend. >> we are excited to be one of the host cities for the nba all star events. >> the big games this weekend will be played in san francisco, but the city of oakland is also playing a big part i

highlights of deep support for osha and ongoing osha projects. mr. kane will also present a report summarizing former inspector general terry wylie's work as the inspector general in 2020 for good afternoon board members. happy friday. thank you for being here, marshal. so i just want to say a last month we said goodbye to terry wiley to remind you and so he had he had his report prepared. >> so it's been a difficult transition and i just want to thank you marshal immensely as well as epa for really keeping everything together. i also want to just take a moment to remind board members that some of us term out and we're hoping that we at least will assemble maybe one more board meeting before reappointment if we were not reappointed because we've missed enough meetings where we're i feel like we're a little bit behind but also please let dan know if you know well in advance if you can't make a meeting because we pay for the services that you saw from the budget. so i've got tv and stuff like that so i want to make sure that we are being penny wise and

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if they're not enough, musk is also on the hook with osha for the death of a tesla factory worker inustin, texas. the record is clear -- elon musk is anti-worker and anti-labor. we will not allow the shadow government that musk is leading to destroy government agencies that protect workers. elon musk, we have got a message for you. you will be fired. people across all the states and capitals throughout the country are rising up and saying that we cannot have an unelected someone who has not been vetted, someone who has not taken an oath to protect the interests of the people of the united states. thank you very much. next, i'd like to introduce representative mciver. >> thank you so much, whip. my name is la monica mciver. i represent new jersey's 10th congressional district. thank you to our chair and our whip for the comments. i am here to simply say that elon musk, you're fired. i went to the treasury department on tuesday and joined with hundreds of other americans and many of my colleagues here because an unelected billionaire gained access to the social security numbers, bank a

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i noticed that iowa and arizona along with 20 other states currently operate under an osha state plan. is it correct that to approve a state plan, osha certifies the health and safety plans exceed federal requirements? gov. reynolds: yes. rep. biggs: and they've been maintaining that since 1985. do you believe state officials and the people of iowa are better positioned to set safety standards? gov. reynolds: i do. rep. biggs: at the power to set the standards were returned to the states, would you maintain iowa's existing high standards or would you make it your mission to put your constituents at risk of danger? gov. reynolds: i would keep it as the exemplary it is right now. rep. biggs: let's go to a different topic. my colleague would not let you answer questions but we will try to get through. our nation is $36 trillion in debt with a structural -- that is a structural deficit of $2 trillion each year and rising. first-time payments on interest on our debt alone e clips our defense budget. meanwhile we are losing hundreds of billions of dollars annually to waste, fraud, abuse, im

one of the other things that we're starting to see is talk about potentially stripping osha, you knowst completely getting rid of it in some ways. there's also so many federal employees that are being offered buyouts to get out of their jobs to try i guess trim down the fat as as the president has called it before. how concerning is that? >> it's very concerning. and it's not just that trump wants to cut the size of the federal government. trump doesn't have any big passion for cutting the size of the federal government. what he wants to do is do away with anybody. any civil servants who might be devoted to their jobs rather than to him personally. he wants to do with anybody who has a sense of professional commitment that could conflict with trump's own needs. i don't think he's really going to do much to shrink the size of the federal government. that's the pre tax. that's what he says. what he really wants to do is to get away with the inspectors with the civil servants he feels like might not do his bidding it in fact, conflicts with their notion of their of their job mission and

never heard of, if they issue a guidance litter, it could destroy our livelihood, look no further than oshars and cents to the bureaucracies that are rogue, this is what he talked about president trump, we have the ability to identify this waste, let's go after it. larry: this stuff should go in to what ever bask budget of deal we come up with. >> we'll get a lot of saving,. larry: my plea is, that tax cuts have to go in early. if you wait until the end of the year, you are -- corporations will not know, small businesses will not know, individuals won't know. you want to burst through get a complete economic resurgence, you don't need 5 trillion in tax cuts right out of bat. as some of my conservative friends are saying, trump tax cuts, extending them is cost-free, i'm saying it cost-free, your colleague mike crapo is aing saying it is cost fry, cbo just said they missed by 2 million. >> that is why i -- >> therefore. >> this leads to growth, people who are screaming that sky would fall in 2017, revenues went up, if we went to 2019 budget where we spent about 4 trillion, if we did that, we

he charged osha, which was created to make sure forklifts beep when they back up, forcing the cobra shot0 million americans. >> i hear the point you're making, but joe biden is not president. >> i want to put this in context. democrats have somehow found religion on the separation of powers. what i can tell you is the executive branch, all of this trying to find waste, fraud, and abuse, the president has authority to do that in the executive branch. usaid was created through an executive order. it is important to reveal the facts. we should absolutely be reviewing abuse within the executive branch. that is what president trump is doing. geoff: senator eric schmitt of missouri, thank you. >> good to be with you. ♪ amna: the first two weeks alone of the trump administration have brought dramatic proposals and unprecedented changes in our systems of government. we begin a new series of interviews called on democracy. taking a step back to look at big questions around our laws, institutions, norms, and how they are changing. we begin with barton gellman, a longtime journalist and senior advi

cal osha calls the violation serious.ies, illness, or even death. >> all right, let's check in with sal. look at traffic. i don't know if you know about those roads. if they've been able to reopen those after that tanker spill or not. sal, i know we were trying to get that information. >> you know what? i will use my contacts. okay. i'm glad. pam, i'm glad you asked that question. >> good. and i'm sure you will have answers. >> yes, ma'am. good morning. can you tell we've been working together for a long time? all right, let's go to the bay bridge. i've been focused on this commute that all of a sudden got big. now i've been looking around on the bridge to make sure that i didn't miss anything. and i've been kind of seeing. is there anything on the bridge? i don't think so. i think right now it doesn't. chp is not reporting anything at the moment. but we'll we'll see. so right now traffic is okay on the san mateo bridge, triple a traffic camera. no major issues here. and the commute is also looking good on the dumbarton b

cal osha describes the violation as, quote, serious.t in injury, illness, or even death. >> right now it's pardon me, 818 and we still have a lot of slow traffic in the east bay going to start there. just because 880 is still slow, even though the crashes have gone. there's a new crash southbound 680 before sonoma boulevard right there. and we have slowing traffic, so sometimes you can't win. some people say, oh, i'll just wait until the traffic died down. and then something like that happens, unfortunately. 580 at 24, just west of it is where the bay bridge slowdown begins. and it is not affected by anything on the actual bridge. 818 springs t back in with today's weather. >> thank you, kind sir. yes, sir. all right. we get a little break here this morning. some sun out there, but clouds will continue to kind of roll in throughout the day leading to rain tonight. really intense rain along the cold front will be, i think, 4 a.m. to about 10 a.m. looks to be about the timeline. heaviest rain should be around 6 a.m. as a deep upper low fo

and so osha >> i never knew that. >> so lifestyle, and chronic health conditions in men can actuallyioning of the placenta and it can lead to problems like preterm delivery, low birth weight, and problems with high blood pressure like that. so, when we think about sperm health, we look at things like how much sperm is the man producing? can it get to the egg? you can also have something like -- called dna fragmentation. things like toxins, drinking, smoking, obesity, this can cause the dna in the head of the sperm to be fragmented and it can lead to things like increased risk of miscarriage as well as some of these competitions that we are talking about. >> when it comes to age, people think about the age of the woman. i had a pregnancy over 35. we don't think so much about the man's age. >> right. men have a biological clock. i left it shut this from the rooftops. people don't know. it is different than what it is for women. it is more how rh can -- our age can affect us. >>> there is a connection between being an older dad and having certain conditions like autism. >> is the bottom

. >> arizona house republican andy biggs introduced a bill this week that would abolish osha, a departmentked with overseeing workplace safety. >> jon: to the vats! and fill mine with boiling tallow, boy! what? what? why not just bring back child labor while you're at it? >> when you talk about school lunches, hey, i worked my way through high school. i don't know about you, but i worked since i was -- before i was even 13 years old. i was picking berries in the field before we had child labor laws that precluded that. >> jon: you were picking berries in a field before your bar mitzvah? by the way, how old are you if you were picking berries before they were child labor laws? because you look great! is the key to good skin working the fields as a child? now i hate to bring this up, but if we are going back to the 1870s and before, does that include every diversity initiative? >> birthright citizenship was, if you look back when this was passed and made, that was meant for the children of slaves. this was not meant for the whole world to come in. everybody coming in and totally unqualified

cal osha has now opened an investigation, and contra costa health has requested information on the productsre released or caught fire during the incident. martinez refining company must submit that information by monday. refining refinery officials say they're working urgently to identify the root cause and take appropriate corrective actions. they warn there is a potential for flaring over the next several weeks. >> almost a year and a half after the city of hayward was hit with a cyberattack, thousands of people are now being told their information was accessed in a letter sent out to those impacted. the city says there's no evidence of identity theft. but as abc seven news reporter anser hassan found, some experts are skeptical. >> has any individual come to the city and said, we have concerns that our data was taken. no. almost a year and a half after hayward was hit by a cyberattack, the city is alerting almost 33,000 people that the data downloaded by the hacker contains users personal information. >> we have hired an outside consultant to essentially mine the data here in the city to

cal osha says those companies did not provide a ladder or any means of escape from that trench. they didn't file permits on time and apparently did not provide proper foot protection for workers. those ard all the callista findings. the companies have 15 days to appeal. in the south bay saint sunnyvale. officials are working now to improve some traffic safety along fair oa avenue after multiple pedestrian deaths in the past 6 years. that road which see speeds of up to 40 miles per hour habeen linked or has limited cross walks. and it's been the site of 11 deadly crashes since 2018 or 2019 councilmember richard ehlinger has reintroduced to udto redesign that area starting with safety features at 3 key intersections, the project will be discussed at a city hearing tomorrow. >> 7.26. right now on a developing story, state leaders have introduced new legislation that aims to put an end to puppy mills. puppy mills or commercial breeding operations for dogs and officials say they often have inhumane living conditions for the animals there in cruel and unsanitary conditions in californ

and cal osha says the companies did not provide a ladder or any means of the trench and did not filehe permits on time and did not provide proper foot protection to workers. the companies now have 15 days to appeal. quite the sight here on mount hamilton today. snow here covering one of the cars. this video was captured this morning near the lick observatory. got cold enough to get some flakes. all right. we're going to take a time lapse video now of lake tahoe. is we? >> starts talk about our weather forecast. what's going on so here's what it looks like just as >> the clouds start to build the lake tahoe. we saw some snow in the south bay. some snow is coming to see the sierra and pilots tracking it for us now. yeah, not a lot going on in tahoe right now, but they're sure will be as we get later into the evening and there will be here is well, no snowflakes flying at the moment. however. >> if you zoom in, you can kind of see that. just the little pink in the blue. yeah, that's a little icy precipitation coming in across point arena headed toward cloverdale. if you saw that today a

to make sure it >> it's 6.43, and here are 4 things to know today as san francisco police officer, oshatrying to arrest a man holding the big knife that you see there. officers were responding to a homeless encampment in the area of central and fulton streets around 9 o'clock in the morning yesterday, the man and one of the officers were injured and taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. one person was badly injured when they were hit by a vehicle in the south of market neighborhood in san francisco. they were taken to the hospital. and savages. city leaders have voted to no longer support christina corpus as the sheriff that comes after an independent investigator found that she it accuses her of being homophobic, racist and having abuse of power. there's a ballot measure that voters will vote on in the spring. and if they choose, they can give the county the authority to fire the sheriff. san francisco mayor daniel lurie, a host, a celebration for black history month today at noon at city hall. he's calling on everyone to really honor. and remember the voices and al

and cal osha says the companies did not provide a ladder or any means of escape in the trench did not file permits on time and did not provide proper foot protection to workers. the companies have 15 days to appeal. a group of moss landing residents impacted by last month's battery plant. fire preparing to file a lawsuit against pg e and other companies they say are at fault environmental advocate erin brockovich was leading this lawsuit heard from community members last night and some said they're not experiencing new health issues. others expressed concerns about their drinking water from the ground also consuming produce that's grown in the area after researchers found high levels of metal and the soil after the fire. i see with communities. they know these things. they speak up about these things and they're often times if north. >> and that is why we're here. it's something that shouldn't be ignored. voice does matter. it does count what the heck happened to you we've got to push back against today are right by all of you. the best we can. >> the lawsuit alleges vistra energy whi

cal osha has opened its investigation into the martinez refining company and the fire that led to a public health advisory and shelter in place order last week. the refinery says it's working urgently and thoroughly to identify the root cause and then take the appropriate corrective actions. meanwhile, contra costa health has requested information from the refinery on what chemicals were released or caught fire during that incident. martinez refining company must submit that information and they have to do so by monday. the refinery warns there's the potential for flaring over the next several weeks. >> the epa is ordering cane sugar in crockett to stop dumping raw sugar into the carquinez strait, according to the agency. ships docking at the refinery discharged sugar into the waterway at least three times. officials say sugar can rapidly deplete oxygen in the water, endangering fish and other aquatic life. epa officials say cn has agreed to modify its offloading system and update its stormwater pollution prevention plan and sugar management practices. >> coming up on abc seven news at fou

cal osha says the companies did not provide a ladder or any means of escape in that trench, they didn'te permits on time and they did not provide proper foot protection for workers. the companies have 15 days to appeal. it's 6.25. and state leaders are introducing new legislation. >> that aims to put an end to puppy mills >> puppy mills are commercial dog breeding operations that often include inhumane living conditions animals kept in cruel and unsanitary conditions. california recently banned the sale of puppies from retail stores that was in 2017. that wasn't enough. and now this new legislation would address the puppy mill brokers, the people that trans for the dogs from other states for profit. and it would also strengthen consumer protections when legally purchasing a dog. >> i was shocked to learn that bad actors are getting around california's ban on puppy mills when reality they're buying abused and neglected puppies from cruel out of state breeding operations and selling them to unsuspecting pet parents. >> if you're interested in adopting a particular breed of dog officials s

property, it may be that the challenges are more likely to succeed in areas like safety inspections were osha and that sort of thing apart because you have deeper pockets of people into challenges were as parents are so often in position where they just feel the last person on the property. yes, i yes, i watch this ch interest. it ought to be that government is fully held to search and seizure standards, not that they are relaxed on this issue. >> though at the same time? the parents in an abusive home are not going to protect the child. and the facts do need to be known. so the needs to be a balancing here. the children, that child sex abuse victims least likely to be up to come forward are in a family because families both threaten those children and families want to stay together and the state often irrationally wants to keep them together at all costs including the child's loss. the child can't possibly have their full voice heard unless there is some kind of state intervention. >> canada follow-up? >> sure. >> not disagreeing on the ideological goal of finding an abused child and rescuin

they were osha-approved, and they had masks to wear.eith morrison (voiceover): so if not that, what? perhaps a cause unhappily all too common when death occurs in one so young, that a depressed young man, overwhelmed by his sudden responsibilities and the pain of his kidney stones, decided to end it all. it was a coroner's investigator who brought up the subject with matt's mother. and she was questioning me. would matthew have committed suicide? keith morrison (voiceover): never, said his mother. never. but it was, his family had to admit, a not unreasonable question, given matt's depression at all, even though, mark believed, his brother had that under control. mark podolak: he went to a doctor to get some help with that. and the doctor gave him some antidepressants. did that help? i thought it did. he seemed to be better. keith morrison (voiceover): but then, matt had new family now. and you know how it is. matt was spending most of his time with holly and the kids and her parents, they said. so maybe mark didn't know. did he go to h

for consumers and businesses, but critical systems this nation relies on, everything from nasa to osha, to the -- our national security. i was a soldier in the field. i was a cavalry scout and you know what i was trained to do when the russians come through the gap, find the antennas. it's critical to shut down the command and control because it's central to their ability to operate. and spectrum is essential to intercepting inter-continental ballistic missiles like the dome over israel, for example. you imagine if they didn't have the effective spectrum for that system? things would be very, very different in that community. so, it's essential with the military and we have to work it out. there's no take it from them and it will be fine. we have to have the public answer for anything. and the embers report in which the d0d studied the feasibility of sharing, it was possible to share and frankly if we had accepted that recommendation then, we'd be well on our way to providing the spectrum to the market under a shared spectrum model, but for whatever reason, including opposition by the

commercial uses for consumers and businesses, the critical systems nationwide everything from nasa and oshae supplement. international security and i was a soldier in the field and a calvary scout unit what is trained to do when they came to a gap, find the antenna. it's critical should have command-and-control systems in those areas. because the spectrum is essentially that's how they operate pretty in the intersecting missiles i could tell various run for example can you imagine that didn't have the system things would be very very different that community so is essential military we work it out there is not just taken from them i will be fine. if techrepublic how we replicate and so the process in which members study the feasibility of sharing given the conclusion as possible to shared frankly we accepted that recommendation then well annoy providing the spectrum of the bucket under a shared spectrum model but for whatever reason, including opposition from the wireless restudied by the in gia because somehow people did not like it the answer if you really wanted spectrum we could've move

if we are demanding of our businesses that they meet osha regulations and human rights regulations and we aren't demanding it of somebody else, we either need to stop demanding it here, or demand it of them. with that i am unfortunately out of time. i need to yield back. sen. curtis: senator heller. sen. butler: mr. -- mr. lutnic : thank you for your time and all you have done. i think that some of the stories of how you responded to not just a crisis of 9/11 but many crises in your life illuminates the kind of person you are and i respect that. i have a couple questions around tether. i was here earlier when you talked about allowing them to get ai. we can follow that up quickly. we know russia has used it to avoid sanctions. one of the main financiers for around -- iran had $100 million, moving around using tether and it is used in a lot of scams with americans. what is your best sense of how to be efficient with government regulation? how do we try to crack down on these innocent uses of something like tether? what is your perspective? i'm not trying to say you should be held accoun

he tried to force vaccination, the covid shot on a hundred million americans through osha, an agency that was created to make sure forklifts beep when at the back up was now suddenly forcing a medical procedure on a third of the country. the censorship enterprise forcing agencies to coerce with big tech companies to silence speech. this all happened in four years, and the american people sat in a jury box and watched all this, they saw it play out, they diplomats want to become -- they didn't want to become a banana republic, they didn't wasn't warfare to be weaponized to take out political opponents. president trump won the popular vote, including sweeping all the battleground states. so here we are with an opportunity for real reform. some of those people are already in place. pete hegseth is already in place. he promised to get rid of dei. he's doing that. he promised to really, really focus in on china. he's doing that. in our first -- he's talked about procurement reform. our first hearing under chairman wicker was about procurement reform. dei has poisoned, it has hurt recruiti